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2017 Grantee News Items

Sniffing out stem cell fates in the nose
University of California Berkeley (05/11/2017)
The human sense of smell: It’s stronger than we think
Rutgers University (05/11/2017)
Motion sickness drug worsens motion perception
Massachusetts Eye and Ear (04/24/2017)
Gene may hold key to hearing recovery
University of Rochester Medical Center (04/24/2017)
Study shows hearing tests miss common form of hearing loss
University at Buffalo. The State University of New York (04/19/2017)
Patients with hearing loss benefit from training with loved one’s voice
Washington University in St. Louis (04/18/2017)
UK physiologists discover molecular mechanism for stabilizing inner ear cells, with implications for hearing loss
University of Kentucky (04/17/2017)
Success of sensory cell regeneration raises hope for hearing restoration
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital (04/11/2017)
Penn State study shows aphasia may not solely be a language disorder
Pennsylvania State University (03/29/2017)
NIH grant aims to improve naming in people with aphasia
Moss Rehabilitation Research Institute (03/21/2017)
Research suggests diagnostic approach for veterans suffering hearing impairment and related brain injury from mild blast trauma
Purdue University (03/16/2017)
Addressing estimated hearing loss in adults in 2060
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine via JAMA Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery (03/02/2017)
High-tech study aims to see how deaf infants with cochlear implants learn words
Ohio State University Wexler Medical Center (02/27/2017)
Antibiotics used to treat cystic fibrosis significantly increase risk of permanent hearing loss
Oregon Health & Science University (02/24/2017)
Drug treatment could combat hearing loss: Researchers discover a drug combination that can regenerate hair cells in the inner ear
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (02/21/2017)